21. Usenet Discussion Groups: Religion youthwork Christian Youth Work; soc.religion.eastern eastern religion; soc.religion.shamanism Shamanism; soc.religion.sikhism sikhism; soc.religion http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Religion/usenet_r.html

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22. Links religion sikhism, The sikhism Home Page http//www.sikhs.org. PhilosophicalTaoism - http//www.tao-ism.com/. Middles eastern religion Islam, http://www.greatwisdomcenter.org/links.htm

Home Purpose of Center What is new Buddhism ... Western Philosophy Links Contents: Buddhist links Native American Indian links Western Philosophy links Eastern Philosophy links ... Ancient Healing Techniques links Buddhist Links: Buddhist Holy Scriptures - www.tipitaka.net Lao Buddhist Temple of Sydney, Australia - www.watphrayortkeo.com Mid-America Buddhist Association - www.maba-usa.org Buddhist Information network - www.buddhanet.net Buddhist Council Of N.S.W. Australia - www.buddhistcouncil.org Dhammanet - www.dhammanet.net Buddhist Association of the United States - www.baus.org His Holiness, The Dalai Lama - www.dalailama.com Buddhist Pen Pal - www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Pointe/5640/index1.htm Back to the top Native American Tradition Links: Blackfoot Nation Blackfoot Nation http://www.blackfoot.org/ Hopi Nation - www.timesoft.com/hopi/index.htm l Native American Wisdom - www.greatdreams.com/wisdom.htm Back to the top Eastern Philosophy Links Religion: Hinduism The Hindu Universe http://www.hindunet.org Hindu Resources Online http://www.hindu.org

23. Religions & Scriptures Taoism Confucianism Christianity Islam sikhism Bahai Unitarianism manydifferences between eastern and Western for books about religion (or any http://www.wam.umd.edu/~stwright/rel/

Scriptures Hinduism Judaism Zoroastrianism Jainism ... Bhagavad-gita (Prabhupada) online Bhagavad-gita hardcover paperback Judaism Tanach (online) Tanach hardcover Zoroastrianism Zend Avesta (online) Avesta hardcover Jainism Jain texts (online) Shintoism (online) Kojiki hardcover paperback Nihongi paperback Buddhism Tripitaka (in Pali) online Dhammapada hardcover paperback Taoism Tao Te Ching (online) Tao Te Ching hardcover paperback Confucianism The Analects online Analects hardcover paperback Christianity The Bible (Revised Standard) online Bible NRSV hardcover NRSV paperback mult. tr. hardcover Islam ... The Holy Qur'an (online) Holy Qur'an hardcover paperback Sikhism Adi Granth (online) Adi Granth hardcover Bahai Faith Kitab-i-Aqdas (online) Kitab-i-Aqdas paperback Unitarianism UUA Principles (online) Multi-faith World Scripture: A Comparative Anthology of Sacred Texts (online) World Scripture paperback Books General The World's Religions: Our Great Wisdom Traditions by Huston Smith Book Description: Emphasizing the inner rather than institutional dimensions of [the world's major] religions, Smith devotes special attention to Zen and Tibetan Buddhism, Sufism, and the teachings of Jesus. He convincingly conveys the unique appeal and gifts of each of the traditions and reveals their hold on the human heart and imagination. Every Day God: Messages from the Divine by David Hose and Takeko Hose Synopsis: When Takeko Hose was shot and paralyzed from the knees down, she and her husband, David, turned to prayer more fervently than ever. They received all they'd hoped for and more. Every Day God recounts the dialogues Takeko and David have engaged in with God for eight years. To them, God is akin to a warm and caring parent eager to nurture and love every child unconditionally. Moreover, with the right seeking, each person can access this divine source at the core of his or her being.

24. Websites On Sikh Religon selection of Links sikhism religion of the Sikh People with over 20million followers worldwide, sikhism is a major eastern religion. http://www.angelfire.com/ak/satguru/link1.html

Websites on Sikh Religon Please e-mail us if You feel your page should be added to our selection of Links Sikhism: Religion of the Sikh People - with over 20 million followers worldwide, Sikhism is a major eastern religion. Religion - Sikhism Sikhnet Sikhism , Kundalini Yoga, meditation. Gallery of Golden Temple pictures. numerology readings. directory of Sikhs worldwide, discussion groups. Introduction to Sikhism Sikhism - Sikh studies, history and free Punjabi font. Gurpal Samra's Sikhism Page - brief study of sikh history, culture, and people with related links. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa - Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh - designed to give a wide range of views on Sikhism and to incorporate the Sikh Noujawan Sahiba home page. Sikhism Resources on the Net - Elementary questions about main aspects answered. Best resource for a novice explorer. This page is under construction and more information will be updated in the coming future. Back to the Main Page Email: sikhcenter@hotmail.com

25. King College > E.W. King Library > Religion Subject Guide Islam Jainism Judaism Mormons Pantheism sikhism Taoism Teaching resourcesfor the study of religion Baha'i faith, eastern religions, Western http://www.king.edu/Library/SubjectGuides/RELIGION.HTM

Religion Subject Guide General Buddhism Christianity Hinduism ... Presbyterians General Academic Info Religion Main Index Directory of Internet resources for the study of religion: Baha'i faith, Eastern religions, Western religions, religions in America, Native American religion, New Religious movements, Canadian religions, women and religion, religious tolerance, and mythology. American Religion Links (West Virginia University) Research tool for American religious history. Amos - Postmodern Bible commentary Literary and linguistic comment, background history and archaelogy Comparative Religion Descriptions on Non-Christian Faith Groups and Ethical Systems Basic information on 63 different religions. Facets of Religion: WWW Virtual Library (Doug's Home Planet) Finding God in Cyberspace Annotated listings for academic study of religion: printed, people, digital, and teaching resources along with subject guides. Image database for biblical studies Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals Library catalogs of theological libraries: links to online catalogs of theological libraries (sponsored by the American Theological Library Association, Technical Services Section)

26. UNIVERSAL NATURE OF SIKHISM AND SIKH DEFINITION above, combine the philosophy of whole world Christianity in the west and allthe eastern religions. That is why we can call sikhism a UNIVERSAL religion. http://members.pgonline.com/~mpurewal/u-nature.html

UNIVERSAL NATURE OF SIKHISM AND SIKH DEFINITION Dr Sukhraj S. Dhillon, Ph.D. USA There is an excellent dialogue among sikhs all over the world to define a sikh. The recent focus is the 1925 definition of a sikh and its endorsement among various groups. The discussion is about the definition of a Sikh as a "person who believe in the Guru Granth Sahib, believe in the Ten Gurus, and have no other religion." The 1925 definition of a sikh in the spirit of universal nature of Sikh religion is an excellent effort, and I admire the endorsees of 1925 definition. However, we cannot ignore the Amrit and Khalsa aspect of Sikhism without clarification. The greatest contribution of the last living 10th Guru Nanak Guru Gobind Singh is the creation of Khalsa, the family of pure ones, to which a Sikh may belong through receiving baptism or initiation (Amrit/khande di pahul). Therefore, every khalsa is a Sikh but every Sikh is not a khalsa unless he/she receives baptism. Although Guru Gobind Singh offered the highest honor to Khalsa, he did not expect every Sikh to become khalsa. One of his most favorite poets Bhai Nand Lal and more than half of his other poets, for example, did not become khalsa. Therefore, Dashmesh Pita 10th Guru Nanak should have no objection to the definition of a sikh we are endorsing. This is a good lesson to avoid making it a controversial issue. (Going back to rahitnamas etc doesn't help. As many of us know that rahitnamas written by Chaupa Singh, Bhai Nand Lal, Desa Singh..... are not in agreement with each other.)

27. Beliefnet.com Catholic, Christian Science, eastern Orthodox. Mormon, Shinto, sikhism, Taoism,Unitarian Universalist, Memorials, Celebration Albums, religion Q A, religion Links, http://www.beliefnet.com/index/index_102.html

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28. SelectSurf -- Society -- Religion/Spirituality -- Faiths -- Eastern Sand, More Surf, Society religion/Spirituality Faiths eastern Buddhist Reading research of japan's indigenous religion sikhism religion of the http://www.selectsurf.com/society/religion/eastern/

Society : Religion/Spirituality : Faiths : Eastern Buddhist Reading Room collection of online texts, online sutras, and exercises Essentials of the Upanishads introduction to these perennial sources of spiritual knowledge The Gateless Gate Hindu Resources Online Hindu Universe informational guide on one of the oldest religions in the world Refuge: A Sangha for the Skeptical Buddhist buddhists who practice without all the crazy taboos that afflicts the religious world Sanskrit Mantras and Spiritual Power Shinto Sikhism: Religion of the Sikh People web site dedicated to sikh religion and its 20 million followers Taoism Information Page site devoted to scholarly and philosophical information on taoism Vietnamse Buddhist Temples The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Buddhist Studies Zen resources and information on zen buddhism and its teachings

29. Www.hindunet.org/srh_home/charter groups,soc.culture.indian,soc.culture.indian.info,soc.religion.eastern,soc.culture rec.music.indian.misc,soc.culture.bengali,soc.religion.sikhism,soc.culture http://www.hindunet.org/srh_home/charter

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30. Adler On Religion and Far eastern religions. Only in the three Western religions (Judaism, Christianity,and Islam) and perhaps one religion in the Far East (sikhism) are http://www.thegreatideas.org/apd-reli.html

Adler On Religion The word "religion" has many meanings in popular speech. That is especially so if we consider how it is used globally for Western and Far Eastern religions. Only in the three Western religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) and perhaps one religion in the Far East (Sikhism) are questions about truth raised. Only the three Western religions have sacred scriptures, each of which claims logical or factual truth for its creedal doctrines and denies that the other two are as true as it is. The Old Testament is affirmed as the revealed word of God by religious Christians and also by the religion of Islam; but the New Testament and the Koran are not accepted as revealed truth by the Jews, and the New Testament is not accepted as reveled truth by the religion of Islam. When considering these three Western religions, all of which claim to be based on God's revelation of Himself, we must face the exclusionary character of logical truth. They cannot all be equally true. The question to be decided is which are more true than the others and which are less true. Only the three Western religions and one Far Eastern religion (the religion of the Sikhs) are monotheistic. Among the religions of the Far East, some are polytheistic and some are nontheistic. They are cosmological. Some are filled with myths that require interpretation and some, especially Hinduism, claim only poetical truth and so do not exclude other religions.

31. Books / Religion & Spirituality / Other Eastern Religions Books / religion Spirituality / Other eastern religions. Shintoism (14bestsellers); sikhism (10 bestsellers); Taoism (50 bestsellers). http://www.bookmag.com/books/religion---spirituality/16.html

Books / Other Eastern Religions Follow the links below to find the most popular books in these categories. General (50 bestsellers) Baha'i (50 bestsellers) Confucianism (37 bestsellers) Philosophy (50 bestsellers) Shintoism (14 bestsellers) Sikhism (10 bestsellers) Taoism (50 bestsellers)

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33. Religion Internet Links - Ryde Library Services of India, China, and Japan eastern religions The World of eastern religions. Scripturesof the Shinto religion The Shinto Online Network Association sikhism. http://www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/library/religion.htm

Religion Links Links to a wide range of sites providing information on different religions. Buddhism Catholicism Christianity Confucianism ... All-in-One Biblical Resources Search - gateway to over 25 Bible and religious study resources, searchable by keyword or phrase. BibleGateway.com - a free service for reading and researching scripture online International Bible Society - IBS Online Bible Resources. Use this resource to locate specific words or phrases found in the various versions of the English Bible. New American Bible - providing access to the books of the Bible in Alphabetical Order. Religion-online.org - More than 4.000 articles and chapters. Topics include Old and New Testament, Theology, Ethics, History and Sociology of Religion, Communication and Cultural Studies, Pastoral Care, Counseling, Homiletics, Worship, Missions and Religious Education The Unbound Bible - a collection of searchable Bibles consisting of 10 English versions including the NASB, Greek and Hebrew Versions (the original Bible languages), 4 ancient versions, and 42 versions in other languages.

34. LIONS IN THE PUNJAB:An Introduction To The Sikh Religion: Gateway To Sikhism The religious canvas in America became colored with a variety of eastern groups,some of whom were Sikh. sikhism indeed had become a world religion with Sikh http://allaboutsikhs.com/books/litp/04.htm

LIONS IN THE PUNJAB: An Introduction to the Sikh Religion By Andrea Grace Diem, Ph.D. Chapter Three THE ESTABLISHING OF A WORLD RELIGION When Guru Gobind Singh died in 1708 Sikhism did not die with him. Instead, it grew to almost twenty million adherents and is considered one of the major world religions today. Just how this guru bhakti movement in the northern region of India was able to survive and prosper is the subject of this chapter. We will examine several historical events that occurred from the time of Gobind Singh that can help explain Sikhism’s success. First of all, let us consider the genius of Gobind Singh himself. When a guru dies there is a chance that the group will peter out, particularly if he/she does not appoint a successor since disciples may turn to other living teachers of different lineages or traditions for guidance. But Gobind Singh prevented this when he assigned the guruship to the group’s religious writings, the Guru Granth Sahib. It was now to be revered as the living guru, the direct manifestation of God. And, since a book can not physically die, assuming there are enough copies available in case one gets destroyed, it offered permanent stability to the group and constant spiritual direction. Undoubtedly, the Guru Granth Sahib served as an inspiration during the politically troublesome years following Gobind Singh’s death. With the Mughals still in power in the region, Sikh resistance continued to grow. One Sikh military commander, Banda Bahudur, sought to finally end Mughal control. However, his efforts were shattered when he was captured and executed for failing to convert to Islam.

35. Reluctant Messenger Of Science And Religion: Taoism Judaism Christianity Islam B Three true religions, Hinduism, sikhism and Buddhism, believe in reincarnation. DailyReligion News. eastern Wisdom, Sutras and Ancient Sacred Texts. http://reluctant-messenger.com/main.htm

Tell a Friend Newsletter Discussion Site Map ... Privacy WWW Reluctant Messenger reluctant mesenger messanger mesanger massenger massanger massengar messengar massangar messangar masenger masanger masengar mesengar masangar mesangar messinger mesinger masenger massangir messonger mesonger masinger massangor messunger mesunger masonger massangur messangar mesanger masunger massanger messangir mesangir massinger massenger messangor mesangor massonger massinger messangur mesangur massunger massonger reluctent reluctint reluctont reluctunt reloctant reloctent reloctint reloctont reloctunt riluctant riluctent riluctint riluctont riluctunt roluctant roluctent roluctint roluctont roluctunt The Reluctant Messenger of Science and Religion Why does it appear that the theory of evolution and the Genesis account of creation are at odds? Simple genealogical math gives us a total of less than 6,000 years since God created Adam and Eve as described in Genesis , yet Science tells us the fossil records go back 3.6 billion years? How can we reconcile this paradox? See History: Life Evolves and Early Man Before Adam.

36. The Educational Encyclopedia, All The Religions Of The World orthodox, islam, hinduism, buddhism, sikhism, taoism, confucianism religion and societynonconformists, John Wesley of world religions eastern development and http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/education/religion.htm

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37. Subject Guide To Religion entries related to the study of sikhism. Selected religion Journals, WNCLN Subscription,Online Availability eastern Buddhist Microfilm 1921-1958; Bound 1974 http://www.library.appstate.edu/reference/religion/eastern.html

Subject Guide to Eastern Religions Background Information (encyclopedias and handbooks) Sacred Texts, Commentaries, and Dictionaries Databases/Article Indexes (to locate articles) Library Catalogs (to locate books, videos, gov't docs, etc.) Selected Journals Web Resources on this Topic ASU Department Links For off-campus access click on PROXY for instructions. Databases listed as require PROXY service for remote access. To return to the Subject Guide to Religion, click here Background Information Baha'i , by Peter Smith. Oxford: Oneworld, 2000. ASU REF BP327 .C66 2000 Includes a chronology, definitions and a select bibliography. , by Hugh C. Adamson and Philip Hainsworth. Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press, 1998 ASU REF BP327 .A33 1998 This historical dictionary includes timelines, an overview of the Baha'i history, definitions, and a bibliography. Buddhism The A to Z of Buddhism , by Charles S. Prebish. Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press, 2001

38. Zenzibar Alternative Culture Directory easternBased Spirituality. 9. sikhism - http//www.sikhs.org/ sikhism preaches amessage of devotion and Subud is not a new religion nor a sect of any religion http://www.zenzibar.com/directory/links.asp?cat=RE

39. Items In Soc.religion.eastern Items in soc.religion.eastern. DNEWS, 11 Dec 2002 monastary, temple, retreat frmn.vc.stegeman, 11 Oct 2001 Christianity/sikhism - NijjharJatt , 1 Jan 2002 http://www.gifford.co.uk/news?cmd=xover&group=soc.religion.eastern

40. Christian Keys - 'Eastern Religions, Page 8' sikhismA monotheistic (one God) religion of India founded about 1500 by GuruNanak and marked by rejection of idolatry and caste (any of four classes http://www.christiankeys.ca/EasternReligions8.html

E a s t e r n R e l i g i o n s, P a g e 8 But Mohammed was the last and most perfect prophet. The Koran teaches that mans good and bad deeds are being recorded by each man's two recording angels and on the last day, Allah will weigh them in the balances. Some will go to paradise, where they will recline on soft couches with cups of wine, given to them by virgins, of whom each man may marry as many as he pleases. Others will go to Hell where they will be in unmerciful torment. If a man dies in war, defending Islam, he is guaranteed eternal life in paradise. The Bible teaches that God is not divorced from His creatures and loves man dearly. He is a God of love , grace and mercy and does call us children. Jesus Christ was called the Son of God. God desires a relationship with His children. The Bible reveals that salvation can be certain and sin has been provided for through the death of Jesus. In Islam, Allah would never permit the suffering of an innocent on behalf of others let alone one of his prophets who he could easily rescue. God motivates man through grace, not fear , through relationship, not legalism. According to the Bible, Christianity was founded by a risen

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